The Habits - Audition Notice
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
by Jack Bradfield
9-13 February 2027
Audition information
8th Open Night - come and hear about all the season plays - and volunteer for back stage roles
22nd September Read through
29th September Dungeons and Dragons Game
6th October Auditions
Audition Notice
The Habits by Jack Bradfield tells the story of a young girl processing the loss of her brother, Matt, through the medium of a Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) game.
Jess leads the game as Dungeon Master. She is playing with two of her brother’s old school friends, Milo and Maryn.
The other characters in the play are Dennis, the owner of the board games cafe, and his new girlfriend, Bev, who both join the game.
Their choice of DnD character is indicative of their real-life personalities
Jess (F)
Playing age 16, Year 11
Grieving the loss of her older brother, Matt, and acting out his last story in his honour and to help herself heal
Alter ego: Dungeon master and goblin, Gorthalax
Maryn (F)
Playing age 21, trainee solicitor
Cambridge graduate who once went out with Matt.
Alter ego: Winglass, a wizard
Milo (M)
Playing age 21, reluctant job-seeker
Matt’s best friend, now drifting
Alter ego: Wren, a warrior princess
Dennis (M)
Playing age 55, cafe owner,
Battling gambling addiction, business not going well and struggling financially
Alter ego: Grimble, a bard
Bev, (F)
Playing age 50, local police officer
Battling gambling addiction
Alter ego: Jezebel, thief
Each character has their own story in real life AND an alter ego in the DnD game. The play requires them to use two different voices accordingly and to make their own sound effects.
Advisory notes
Maryn and Milo share a tentative kiss
Milo cries (for real); Milo gives birth (not for real!)
Bev and Dennis share a passionate kiss.
Dennis plays the guitar and sings
No need to learn anything or have prior knowledge of DnD. The plan is to play the game with all actors and crew early in
Performances 9th - 13th February 2027 (including Saturday matinee)
Rehearsal days are Monday and Thursday evenings and Sundays afternoons.
Membership (£72 annually or £6 per month) a requirement of accepting a part.

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